Manchester City head into the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final with Tottenham Hotspur having secured a place in the FA Cup final at the weekend.
Pep Guardiola and his squad are looking to complete the quadruple at the end of the campaign, and an early goal from Gabriel Jesus gave the North-West giants a 1-0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion.
However, City face three games with Spurs in the space 11 days, and the results from those encounters will prove significant as City attempt to contend with a hectic fixture schedule.
Here, Sports Mole rounds up the latest injury and suspension news for Guardiola's team ahead of their first-ever visit to Spurs' new stadium.
MANCHESTER CITY'S INJURY LIST
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Status: Doubt
Type of injury: Muscle
Possible return date: April 9
Sergio Aguero had been expected to feature in the squad on Saturday evening, but the Argentine continues to recover from a muscle strain. Guardiola revealed on Monday that the forward has returned to training.
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Status: Slight doubt
Type of injury: Hamstring
Possible return date: April 9
Kyle Walker was withdrawn at half time of the contest with Brighton due to a hamstring problem and will be assessed ahead of the game with his former club.
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Status: Out
Type of injury: Thigh
Possible return date: April 17
Oleksandr Zinchenko picked up a thigh injury during last week's game with Cardiff City, and Guardiola does not expect the Ukrainian to come back into contention until the second leg.
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Status: Doubt
Type of injury: Knock
Possible return date: April 9
Fabian Delph has not represented City since before the international break, and the versatile Englishman will be assessed ahead of the match in North London.
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Status: Out
Type of injury: Achilles
Possible return date: Unknown
Claudio Bravo has been sidelined since last summer due to an Achilles injury. The veteran may return before the end of the campaign.
MANCHESTER CITY'S SUSPENSION LIST
City have no suspensions ahead of this game, and yellow cards have now been wiped ahead of the quarter-finals.
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